CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN Hudderson and Will left for the car and drove to the Zordan Manor where Hudderson went to lay claim to his father's properties, especially the vault which had a lot of secrets hidden inside it. Secrets that were only known to him and his father alone. His twin sister Diana knew a little about it, but the fact that she was still missing even after ten years made him fear that she could have been killed. “Are you alright, Supreme Ruler?” Concierge Will asked calmly, staring at Hudderson who stood a few meters away from the mansion, observing silently. “Something is not right, Concierge. The silence here is unusual, and I can feel the presence of strangers in this place.” Hudderson clenched his right fist while he continued looking around, scouring through the strange silence that was all over the place. His words made the Concierge wary of the environment, and he adjusted himself carefully, certain that the Supreme Ruler was never wrong about such t

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN While Hudderson stood beside the Doctor’s desk, waiting to get a response from him, the man seated in front of the Doctor had his mouth agape, and to confirm his fears, he said with a loud tone. “Dragon Supreme Ruler?” His voice was shaky, yet it was loud enough to be heard by anyone who could be standing outside the door. With his body fidgeting, he tried as much as he could to control his breath, but Hudderson made his situation worse by turning to look at him as soon as he heard the words he uttered. “It’s you! It’s really you!” The man forced himself out of the chair and staggered backward in an attempt to get away from Hudderson who stood still, eyes on the man who had just recognized him. “Do you know me?” Hudderson asked calmly, but the man was too scared to admit that he knew who he was. The drama unfolding inside the office made the Doctor very curious to know what was going on. He looked at Hudderson, and then at the young man who seemed

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN Hudderson quickly glanced at his wife who was curious to find out who was knocking and why. He realized that she wasn’t going to take her eyes off the door, and he gestured to Hilda to get out of the way so that he could come out. “Hilda?” He said calmly, shutting the door calmly while he had his eyes on the housekeeper who was still struggling to catch her breath. “What is it, Hilda? Do you realize what time it is?” He said with a smirk, causing Hilda to speak up at once, her tone laced with so much anxiousness. “I am sorry, Master Hudderson! But there is a man outside demanding to see Lady Charlotte! He has refused to leave!” Hilda was trying to get a grip on herself after explaining what she witnessed, but Hudderson remained calm, trying to figure out what she was talking about. “A man?” He asked, and Hilda nodded. “Yes! He has a gun! He seems very dangerous!” Hilda had already panicked, her voice as shaky as her hands, and the intensity of t

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND NINETEEN The sound of footsteps patterning inside the room was enough to wake Charlotte up from her sleep. Slowly, she opened her eyes, and after blinking, she groaned loudly before she could keep them fully open. Yawning, she forced herself to sit up, and the first sight she saw was that of Hudderson standing in front of her while he struggled with his blue-striped tie. He had a smile on his face, but she failed to reciprocate, staring at him with a little confusion written on her face. Hudderson moved closer to his wife, and the moment he stopped, he gently leaned toward her without getting rid of the smile on his face. “Good morning, love. I was thinking you were not going to wake up soon, you slept like a baby. Here…” Hudderson lifted the tray from the cabinet beside the bed and dropped it close to the bed. “Breakfast in bed. I made it specially for you, I hope you still like to eat scrambled eggs and oatmeal.” Charlotte stared at the food for a few

CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE There were seven people seated at the round table, all staring at Hudderson who was the only one standing apart from the two guards close to the door. There were empty seats which were meant to be occupied by the Zordan Family, but it appeared that none of Hudderson’s family members was willing to attend the meeting since they knew he could be there. His sudden resurgence had dealt a heavy blow to them. “Why is everyone suddenly quiet? Don't tell me you all believed that I was dead.” Hudderson broke the silence in the hall, his voice calmly echoing into everyone’s ears. He had a smile that accompanied his composure, making it impossible for them to feel his aura. “You know you can't be here, Hudderson. You are no longer a member of this family.” Lord Hugo finally spoke, turning to face some of the other members of the Round Table who nodded to support his words. Hudderson scoffed, a smirk took over his smile, and after a few seconds, he decided